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FIRST PROOF[EP: Rubber stamp in violet ink.] —peter.shillingsburgTHE WINDOWbeggar's dirty foot, when she thus admonishedthem so very severely about that wretched atheistwho had chased them—or, speaking accurately,been invited to stay with them—in the Isle[∧]s/ofSkye.

"There'll be no landing at the Lighthouseto-morrow," said Charles Tansley, clapping hishands together as he stood at the window withher husband. Surely, he had said enough. Shewished they would both leave her and James aloneand go on talking. She looked at him. He wassuch a miserable specimen, the children said, allhumps and hollows. He couldn’t play cricket;he poked,[VW: Semicolon in left margin to replace struck out comma after poked. —peter.shillingsburg; [VW: Semicolon in left margin to replace struck out comma after poked. —peter.shillingsburghe shuffled. He was a sarcastic brute,Andrew said. They knew what he liked best—to be for ever walking,[VW: Comma struck through and deletion symbol in left margin. —peter.shillingsburg[%] [VW: Comma struck through and deletion symbol in left margin. —peter.shillingsburgup and down, up and down,with Mr. Ramsay, and saying who had won this,who had won that, who was a "first-rate man" atLatin verses, who was "brilliant but I thinkfundamentally unsound", who was undoubtedlythe "ablest fellow in Balliol", who had buriedhis light temporarily at Bristol or Bedford, butwas bound to be heard of later when his Prolego-mena, of which Mr. Tansley had the first pagesin proof with him if Mr. Ramsay would like tosee them, to some branch of mathematics orphilosophy saw the light of day. That was whatthey talked about.

B[HB: Note Printed signature marker deleted with pencil.] —peter.shillingsburg17R. & R CLARK, LTD.JAN 31 1927EDINBURGH.[Clark Stamp.] —peter.shillingsburg